Lecture – Buying Real Estate in Israel

People confused about real estate process in Israel

Lecture – Buying Real Estate In Israel

Buying real estate is an incredibly challenging process. The fact that this step is often the biggest financial decision in a family’s life – compounded by the fact that there is so much uncertainty involved – makes it even harder.

The process of buying real estate in Israel is especially challenging for Olim. New immigrants are not only unfamiliar with the system, but often don’t have support circles to assist them.

This 3-hour-long lecture encapsulates the process of buying real estate; it focuses on major actions to take and how to avoid hazardous mistakes.

This lecture is a MUST for those buying real estate in Israel!

BONUS: Why are real estate prices in Israel so ridiculously high?

In the lecture:

The 6 stages of buying real estate

What are the 6 stages that define every real estate purchase? Identifying these stages helps you to understand how to correctly plan the process and prepare for the future.

Realistic expectations

How to estimate your realistic expectations regarding the size and characteristics of the property you can afford. This is relevant for home buyers and investors alike. This process eliminates wasted time on the wrong properties.

Build a budget

How to build a budget based on mortgage payback capabilities and related expenses. Calculating monthly income and expenses associated with a property. Having a budget helps you prepare accordingly and is the first stage of buying.

Dos and don'ts

A list of crucial dos and don’ts when buying real estate in Israel, arranged around the 6 stages of buying. These are probably the most important tips regarding the process of purchasing.

Professionals you'll meet

Professionals you’ll meet
Buying real estate entails meeting and working with several professionals such as realtors, lawyers, assessors, bankers, etc. We’ll discuss the various relationships with each of these people, and how to improve them.

About the lecturer

Be’eri Gurtler Har-Tuv graduated summa cum laude from The Hebrew University of Jerusalem in 2010 with a bachelor’s degree in economics and cognitive science. He continued his studies at the university and earned a master’s degree in financial economics (Honors Program) in 2012.

During his undergraduate studies, Be’eri worked as a mortgage banker for Mizrahi Tefahot Bank, where he evaluated loans to the value of more than NIS 100 million.

Since 2010, Be’eri has been investing in real estate throughout Israel, in addition to advising his clients in all matters regarding property.